Heat Pump Affordability Program News Today

The federal and provincial governments have announced an increase to the Oil to Electric Incentive program. Th...

Some Nova Scotians looking to switch from home heating oil to heat pumps can now apply for a grant to cover the full cost. Under the program, low- to median-income households in the province that heat their home with oil can apply to receive up to $30,000.

Vintage climate change talking points have been recycled into the carbon tax debate.

By expanding the Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program, the federal government acknowledges energy efficiency's role in reducing costs for Canadians struggling with high bills. 

After Ottawa announced it would pause the carbon tax on heating oil for three years to giving rural Canadians more time to switch to alternative sources like heat pumps, some Nova Scotians might be wondering where to start.

Heat pumps have become a sought after addition to homes in the Maritimes with the aim of saving money and energy.

The federal government is working closely with New Brunswick to finalize an agreement on the delivery of this funding.

The federal government is investing almost $50 million to reduce energy costs and support climate action on P.E.I.